Thought this warning was very important to cross post to warn anyone who
buys on ebay of a new type of scam rmail that I got yesterday. It was
supposedly from a seller, although it started 'Dear seller', asking if I was
still interested in their item. It had a link identical to the real ones
Piecework, the magazine, had an article last fall I think aboutthe
gratitude of the Belgian people for the care that Pres. Hoover helped them
when he was President. The use of the flour sacks for quilts and other uses
for small pieces of fabric. We added wools so some could knit . One
I have only been a subscriber for a few days and am delighted to read everyone's
comments, news and views.
Please could someone tell me how to make curling snakes? Is it just the
threads that do it or is there another secret?
Thank you in advance.
Dee Palin
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From: Sue
Nifty! There's an exhibit on-line at his Presidential Library -
http://hoover.archives.gov/exhibits/collections/flour%20sacks/
What a treat - there's even a pair of bloomers ;-)
Su
Alice Howell wrote:
I just opened my paper and read about a display of flour sacks stitched for
Presiden
The snakes were all worked as normal, but ended up curled - see Brenda's
researches:
http://users.argonet.co.uk/users/paternoster/lace/curlylace/curlylace.html
The one made in my class was with DMC perle 8 passives and Moravia linen
worker.
Sue
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In a message dated 4/25/05 9:58:16 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?
ViewItemcategory=2219item=7317090962
rd=1ssPageName=WDVW
Very strange, too, for me at any rate. I've never seen Princess on
gauze before, always on tulle.
like Saran. .. **We are writing - on
Arachne - for an international audience that does not call products by the
same names in different countries, so I am trying to describe the end
results.**
For the international audience's sake: Saran is a U.S. brand name for cling
film or cling wrap
II have just completed two snakes and they both curled. I also thought that
it was as a result of the threads I used. The one snake was worked in fils
a dentelles 80 plus a metallic thread and the other one without the
metallic and I got the same results. The look fine to me and I don't mind
Anyone on the list subscribe to RSS feeds? I was vaguely wondering
whether I should learn how to set this up, and thought about using
The Lace Guild website as a testbed. I'd need at least one user to
make it worthwhile, so if that is you, please reply to me directly.
David (webmaster)
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Jean
I have been reading a lot of messages about Secret Pal. Could anyone give
me their email address or website address so I can have a look for myself?
Thank you.
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Book yourself something to look forward to in 2005.
Cheap flights -
I'm not sure of all of the vendors who will be carrying it, but I
believe that Holly will be carrying it in the USA.
Have found out that Lacy Susan will also be carrying Anny Noben-Slegers New
Pattern folder in the USA.
Tina
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At which museum is this being featured? I saw some of them when I was at
Stanford U touring the Hoover Tower.
Lorri
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From: Alice Howellmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: lace@arachne.commailto:lace@arachne.com
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 8:23 PM
Subject: [lace]
Just a quick note to anyone who is interested. There is a brief article
and several pictures of wire lace in Ornament magazine (Spring 2005
issue), made by Silvia Ferdova. The article is entitled Gallery X,
Bratislava,
Slovaka. She is appearantly talented in many fiber arts, but the article
Thought this warning was very important to cross post to warn anyone who
buys on ebay of a new type of scam rmail that I got yesterday. It was
supposedly from a seller, although it started 'Dear seller', asking if I was
still interested in their item. It had a link identical to the real ones
On Wednesday, April 27, 2005, at 07:36 AM, Ann McClean wrote:
Greetings fellow spiders,
Advice, please, on how to remove the residue from sticky labels from a
pair of melamine salt pepper shakers. The paper has soaked away, but
the sticky gunge left behind is proving stubborn :(
Can you get
Hi Ann,
In Australia we use Eucalyptus Oil it removes all the sticky label but does
not harm the item.
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From: Ann McClean [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 8:36 PM
Subject: [lace-chat] Getting sticky-label gunge off
Hi Ann I use Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland. Works every time and it's
doesn't smell nasty
jenny barron
Scotland
Ann McClean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings fellow spiders,
Advice, please, on how to remove the residue from sticky labels
from a pair of melamine salt pepper shakers. The
Nail varnish remover also works to rub the sticky off with.
Helen, Somerset, UK
--- Jenny Barron [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Ann I use Sticky Stuff Remover from Lakeland. Works every time and it's
doesn't smell nasty
jenny barron
Scotland
Ann McClean [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings
Hello Spiders,
Well, last night I had DH pull a name from his hat. There were 14 people who
entered and the winner is Rita Lloyd. Need your snail mail addy and I will
get it out to you by Saturdaysorry I have to wait for payday to mail it.
Lynn
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Dear Secret Pal, Thank you for all the goodies in my parcel.My bobbins are
beautiful ( do you know what the timber is ? )The treads I can use as colored
Gimps, I get the Lace Express and the pattern in that have a lot of color in
them.I love the little book with the lace Alphabet, and my pencil
On Apr 27, 2005, at 6:36, Ann McClean wrote:
Advice, please, on how to remove the residue from sticky labels from a
pair of melamine salt pepper shakers. The paper has soaked away,
but the sticky gunge left behind is proving stubborn :(
In the US, we have a product called Goo Gone. The
Melamine and nail varnish might not be happy together. Plain
shortening (any fat, in fact) is likely to degrade the gum quickly,
and then it can be washed off.
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At 11:36 AM 4/27/05 +0100, Ann McClean wrote:
Advice, please, on how to remove the residue from sticky labels
from a pair of melamine salt pepper shakers. The paper has
soaked away, but the sticky gunge left behind is proving stubborn :(
Smear it with anything greasy that sticks
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I think this one's clean enough to be posted to chat... And it's good
to know that Little Johhny of the dirty mind of my school days can
grow up. Some :)
From: L.F.
During a good manners and etiquette class, the teacher says to her
students: If you were courting a well educated young girl from
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